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Barclays launches climate tech hub in Cambridge

Envirotec Magazine

Barclays has relaunched its Cambridge Eagle Lab with an apparently new focus on becoming a centre of excellence for climate tech start-ups. We know that startups need more than just a space, which is why we’re also supporting businesses through our climate tech accelerator programmes from the Cambridge Eagle Lab.

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Water scarcity: A growing risk for companies and investors

GreenBiz

Despite how crucial water is to business, and to life itself, the risks that come with not having enough of it have often been overlooked by investors, who’ve tended to focus more on carbon. This increasing demand in the midst of plummeting supply spells trouble for businesses. Lagging disclosure.

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95 UK Universities That Have Pledged to Divest from Oil and Gas Use Banks Funding Climate Crisis

DeSmogBlog

The new research, conducted by campaign group Make My Money Matter and obtained using Freedom of Information requests, shows that 95 universities still hold a bank account with one of five leading global fossil fuel funders: Barclays, HSBC, Santander, NatWest, and Lloyds. The British bank propped up the oil and industry with $190.5

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Carbon capture using MOFs: Northern Ireland firm secures £4.4m funding

Envirotec Magazine

Clean Growth Fund and Barclays have invested £4.4m The funding will enable MOF Tech to further develop its technology and scale its business. Conor Hamill, co-Chief Executive Officer at MOF Technologies said: “I’m delighted that Clean Growth Fund and Barclays have chosen to invest in our company.

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Investors ‘See Past Greenwash’ as Quarter of Shareholders Refuse to Approve Barclays’ Climate Strategy

DeSmogBlog

Barclays shareholders have rejected calls to accelerate a phase-out of fossil fuel financing, but a quarter remain unconvinced by the bank’s current approach to tackling climate change. If Barclays has genuinely climate-concerned investors, shareholder votes for greater climate action should only be increasing,” he said.

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Taking stock of Chase, HSBC, and Morgan Stanley's recent climate commitments

GreenBiz

They won’t have changed their business model. This past year has seen a slew of similar statements, including from Barclays in May — making it one of the first banks to announce ambition to go net zero by 2050 — and then from Morgan Stanley in September. Barclays’ accounting additionally covers the capital markets activity it supports.

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HSBC is latest bank to pledge net-zero financed emissions by mid-century

GreenBiz

We know this is an issue that many of our 40 million customers care deeply about, particularly in our retail and private banking businesses," Quinn wrote. They care as citizens, consumers and business owners. Pull Quote. Finance & Investing. Corporate Strategy.